Woman with life -threatening burns in volcanic eruption provides health update

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Stephanie Coral Browitt Shares a health update five years after burning hard in a volcanic outbreak.

The 28-year-old Australians recently published a video At Tiktok that describes her “daily life” in the middle of her recovery trip. Browitt suffered third degree burns to 70% of her body and had eight fingers amputated in the outbreak, which claimed the life of her father and sister in 2019.

Browitt had been on a Royal Caribbean cruise with her family in New Zealand when she took a tour with her father and sister Krystal on the active volcano White Island. The volcano erupted, striking Browitt and killed his father and sister.

“I thought I would give you an update on what my daily life looks like, compared to what it originally looked,” Browitt said in his latest video. She then showed a clip by herself moisturizing legs while wearing medical gloves.

“First and foremost, yes, I am still moisturizing and take care of my skin all over my body,” Browitt explained. “My skin structure has improved so much and I want to make sure it remains so, so every day morning and night I am moist and I rub it very deep so that my skin really absorbs it.”

Browitt said she also uses body oil on the skin and explains, “My skin feels extremely amazing afterwards, but I also feel that it just helps to lock in that moisture more.”

Her routine continued as she moistened her face and moved into her facial skin care routine. She said she first applies a serum to her face “to help fight some of redness and discoloration” on the skin; Then she moisturizes to “keep my skin hydrated.”

Browitt ends with sunscreen.

Life has changed dramatically for Browitt since the incident, which left her admitted for six months and undergone operations every other day.

Browitt told People in March, “Learning to love myself in my new skin has taken time. I was extremely self -conscious and worried about being judged every day.”

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In her latest video, Browitt said that she participates in occupational therapy sessions every week, “making a huge difference to my hands and their function while taking care of my skin”, along with physical therapy. She showed pictures from her sessions, including clips from her who placed her amputated hand in a bathtub with water, a therapist who inspects and Browitt trains in the gym.

“I find that by staying at the top of my strength and stretching my body and my skin both feel better for it,” she added.